Hi Thomas, >From: "Thomas Whitmore" <thomasw@...> >Something else you can do : lay out samples *along* the track, eg C2 C3 C4. >Then you can munge them with Logic's FX, bounce them & use the sample editor >to re-cut the samples from the bounce. Oh yes, I defenitely do it like that. >>Btw, this technique works best for drums (respectively Bassdrum >>and Snare). > >My experience with layering drum sounds, is that the relative timing of >different sounds might need slight tweaks to get the desired result. Hm, I haven't had too much problems with drumsounds. Something like almost "morphing", or better "blending" them into each other is easily possible using the fade function. For example, I sometimes take a Bassdrum where I like the attack and another one where I like the decay/room part and kinda x-fade them. Very interesting instruments are possible with that, think of a deep rock snare with a little room/reverb of a clap (Ok, you can do that with a sampler easily too, but a) I don't have one yet, just a soundcard, b) it's more work). Cheers, Sascha